For Georgia’s Parulava: Machavariani was ghostwritten a torrent of nonsense to publish in an attempt to whip up media propaganda

“It is a fact that Machavariani was ghostwritten a torrent of nonsense to publish, which the public has now read. By doing so, they are attempting to whip up media propaganda,” stated Giga Parulava, a member of the Gakharia For Georgia party.

According to Parulava, if Machavariani wrote it himself, “then good health is truly priceless, and I wish him a prompt consultation with the appropriate authorities.”

“As for the absurd nonsense and allegations written in that letter, let them look within their own team. Whose ‘UNM-ness’ or what October 4th are they talking about when their own political team, both former and current members, is packed with UNM? Furthermore, in his epistle or letter, he talks about LGBT propaganda. Let them look around and examine their own hearts; they have the highest concentration of representatives of the LGBT community or its propaganda within their own team. As for October 4th, they planned it themselves. Not only us, but Mamuka Mdinaradze spoke about this several months ago, when he recounted live on Imedi TV how they managed the provocative and revolutionary scenarios of October 4th. Therefore, they should stop writing these letters and get down to work. This specific letter is nonsense. Today, if anything vicious exists in this country, both politically and on a human level, Georgian Dream is brimming with it,” declared Giga Parulava.

Earlier, parliamentary majority member Levan Machavariani wrote on social media: “The overwhelming majority of opposition parties in our country constitute an agent network subservient to foreign forces, which we refer to as the ‘Collective National Movement’. They are managed through a single vertical command structure.” He further claimed: “When Gakharia openly and unabashedly formed coalitions with the UNM in four municipalities after the 2021 elections, his status as part of the ‘Collective UNM’ became so exposed that his foreign handlers had to radically alter their tactics. Ahead of the crucial 2024 elections, they began another reshuffling of the agent network. Lelo and Gakharia’s party were to be distanced as much as possible from the ‘Collective UNM’ to attract so-called neutral and undecided voters through them.”